Golden Tree Fern (Dicksonia fibrosa)

The Whoki Ponga tree fern tree fern or gold is less than the related Tasmanian tree fern and therefore better suited for smaller gardens. The sheet is about 2 meters, the height is at our about 2 or 3 meters, and the apparent strain of this species is wider and golden brown in color. Originally this tree fern grows in the humid forests of New Zealand to a height of 1000 m and up to 5 degrees below freezing unprotected through the winter. When a longer period of frost or low temperatures can wrap up the stem of the plant with burlap, cloth or other climate isolerends. The magazine will die in the winter and nods along the trunk down for extra protection. Provide a shaded habitat and spray the plant regularly. Young plants can be brought inside the best during the winter.

Seed description:
The spores can be sown in seed and cutting soil. The soil should be sterilized before first antifungal Cast purpose boiling water over the entire surface. Sprinkle the tracks spread over the surface of the ground and cover the tray / pot with cling film. Put it away in a light spot in the house and spray occasionally with rainwater. After several months to a year should grow up first ferns.

Board:

The roots grow through the apparent strain, so give water on top of the plant so that the whole appearance strain is moist.
Tolerates drought but will grow better if it is kept moist, especially the first few years. Once the plant is well established and the roots are stuck in the substrate pouring will no longer be needed.
fertilizer: for the growing season begins. A universal fertilizer is sufficient.
for transplanting give plenty of water so that the apparent strain is well steeped

After approximately one year the roots grow down from the pot, then you should repot
beware because the apparent strain is not planted deeply he could fall down
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